cmarkham

That worked. Gezz that was so dang simple. Thanks a bunch!

I think it is done on purpose for some themes, but I have never really looked into why. That would be great if they were able to tell us how to stop it correctly.

Sorry but you must have looked at it when I turned my child theme back on, because in your screenshot it doesn’t show the date of the post and that was part of my modified child theme. I have it turned off again for now and I did try it in firefox, chrome, and safari and they are still stripping for the original theme. If the background is a wood image and doesn’t show post dates, then that is the modified child theme. With the dates, it is the original.

Are you wanting it to look like this screenshot?

Sure here it is with the plugins deactivated in the original theme with no code edited. The ‘Simple to use’ post is the one being stripped on the home page, then when you click on the post, all the tags are on the single page post.
https://luxbelle.atticdev.ist.unomaha.edu/

Ya know what, I may not have mentioned it before but the problem is on the post/home page as a ‘standard’ sticky post. Were you trying it on the single post page? The image was too small to tell.

That is odd, I have WordPress 3.6 and the Theme version is 1.2.1. I switched to the non-child version and disabled all my plugins and they still weren’t showing up. Not sure what would be causing that if you were able to get it to work. I never edited the original theme’s code.

Hey I am looking at your site. Are you talking about the gap under the navigation and the area above the search bar?

I always do a child theme with all my sites. Thanks for the heads up ??

Well I was able to stop the stripping today but it caused another problem from the change in the function, but it worked to my advantage. So there is probably a better way to do it than I did.
But here is an alternative fix to stop the stripping and fix the problem it caused after. This will only work for FOREVER THEME.
On line 58 in recent-posts I changed it to this…

<div class="recent-summary">
				<?php get_template_part( 'content', 'single'); ?>
			</div><!-- .recent-summary -->'
If you have done it right, the tag stripping should have stopped and it should have caused the post to double up the title. I didn't know how to change this within the function so I went to the CSS to fix it and added this...

.recent-header {
left: -9999px;
position: absolute;
top: -9999px;
}`
It was kind of cool cause the doubled up titles where 2 different classes. One was .recent-header (permalink to post) and the other was .entry-header (static title) and I wanted to stop the post from linking and just have it static. If you wanted to keep the title linking to the full post, just switch out my example with .entry-header. I put it in the Latest Post section in the CSS but you really could just put in anywhere. Hope this helps anybody.

I don’t think it works on a static page. Under Settings > Reading, you have to have ‘Front Page display’ selected as ‘Recent Posts’.
For the feature posts in the 4 columns on the elpanadercasero.com site example; Edit the post, off to the right in the ‘Format’ box select ‘standard’ (it has a pin icon on it) and you also have to have a feature image and make it a sticky under the ‘Publish’ box in ‘Visibility’. Hope that helps solve your problems.

I commented out the .feature-title css in the style sheet. I can’t figure out how to stop the whole slider from being a permalink however. Any help?